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Protagoras by Plato ~ Full Audiobook [ph...

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Protagoras by Plato audiobook. Genre: philosophy Immerse yourself in the profound philosophical dialogues of Plato’s 'Protagoras,' where the timeless debate of virtue and knowledge unfolds in a captivating interplay between Socrates and the famed Sophist, Protagoras. This audiobook invites you into an intellectually charged atmosphere, where the essence of ... Show More
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